Κυριακή 13 Μαΐου 2012

Alexander The Great Plan part 3

A quick look at Alexander's birthplace today. After three fruitless attempts at forming a coalition government by the three first parties the mandate goes back to the president today. He, mr. Papoulias, will wrestle to form a national unity coalition with all parties. Here the problems begin. SYRIZA, the second largest party, refuses to sit at the table if Golden Dawn, the neo-nazi party, is present. So the president will have two meetings with party leaders. One with the three largest parties and one more with the remaining parties that include the Independent Greeks, Greek Communist Party, Democratic Left, and the now legendary Golden Dawn party. You gotta fight...for your right...
The lines are pretty clearly drawn in the electrorate. About thirty percent of the population that is not in danger of personal bankruptcy continue to prefer former coalition parties of ND and PASOK. The remainder seventy percent that can't afford to pay another HARATSI have opted for any party that denounces the bailout plan. SYRIZA is now first in the polls and is topping twenty five percent. The magic number for majority rule with the fifty seat first place bonus is a mere thirty four percent. Enough numbers though. Europe is watching closely and knows that the next government will enact full disclosure and control of private banks and will rescind parliamentary asylum. That is bad news for Sarkozi, Merkel and all other thieves that have been driving the European south methodicaly to starvation. Full disclosure could even mean jail sentences for people at the top and Greece is considered both the first dominoe and the manifestation of European conscience, if there is any.
So after mr. Obama so graciously did the obvious to buy private banks instead of doing a blind bailout here in Europe we struggle with the same issue. Greece received eighteen billion last week for its banks and has given a total of two hundred billion in tax money to banks over the last four years. Money that simply dissapears into these private institutions with no hope of ever being recovered. Back in 2008 Greek banks were considered safe as they had steered clear of toxic funds and investments. Soon big European banks had bought controlling or very large share of banks here. I have a feeling, a very sound one, that we have been bailing out Europe and not the other way around. Maybe that is why their elite have been jumping the gun and threatening to exclude us from Europe altogether. So humpty Dumpty has fallen off the wall...

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